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You have a web page with nested iframes: an outer frame named "outerFrame" and an inner frame named "innerFrame" inside it. To click a button inside the inner frame, which sequence of context switches is correct?

Adriver.switchTo().frame("outerFrame"); driver.switchTo().frame("innerFrame"); click button

Bdriver.switchTo().frame("innerFrame"); driver.switchTo().frame("outerFrame"); click button

Cdriver.switchTo().defaultContent(); driver.switchTo().frame("innerFrame"); click button

Ddriver.switchTo().frame("outerFrame"); driver.switchTo().defaultContent(); click button

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Switch to outer frame first
To access inner frame, first switch to its parent outer frame.
Step 2: Then switch to inner frame inside outer frame
After switching to outer frame, switch to inner frame to access its elements.
Final Answer:
driver.switchTo().frame("outerFrame"); driver.switchTo().frame("innerFrame"); click button -> Option A
Quick Check:
Nested frames require sequential switches [OK]

Quick Trick: Switch frames from outer to inner sequentially [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Switching inner frame before outer frame
Switching to default content between nested frames
Skipping outer frame switch

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To click a button inside the inner frame, which sequence of context switches is correct?

Step 1: Switch to outer frame first

Step 2: Then switch to inner frame inside outer frame

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